WA Innovation Calendar

DEADLINE: Spacecubed AI Fellowship
2026-06-02 16:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Perth) | Apply online, Australia
Spacecubed’s AI Fellowship is a 3-month, in-person program designed for ambitious founders ready to build and launch AI-driven products. Whether you’re refining an idea or accelerating an early build, this residency gives you the structure, tools and environment to move fast.
We’re selecting twelve high-potential teams to embed inside our innovation hubs in Perth and Western Sydney — working side-by-side as one connected national cohort.
Fellows gain access to compute, hands-on support, curated customer and investor pathways, and a focused environment built for execution. No noise. No theory. Just momentum.
In 90 days, you’ll move from concept to a validated product — with the foundations in place to scale.

Real-time fundraising adventures with Drew Pflaum (SavvyWise)
2026-06-03 07:30 - 09:00 | Riff, 45 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia
In this session, Drew Pflaum, co-founder and CEO of SavvyWise, will share a candid founder journey from idea to early traction, including the lessons, mistakes, trade-offs, and decisions that shaped the company’s first six months.
In July 2025, SavvyWise was just an idea. By September, the team had launched an MVP. By October, they had their first paying customer. The months that followed brought a rapid series of milestones: winning the Venture UWA incubator, passing $100k in sales, completing several capital raises, and seeing the company’s valuation grow across each round.
But behind those headline numbers is the more useful story: how the idea came together, how the team found early customers, what they learned from investors, and how they managed the pressure of building while fundraising.
About Drew:
Drew Pflaum, CPA, is the co-founder and CEO of SavvyWise. Before starting SavvyWise, Drew was a Director at Perth-based accounting firm Munro’s, and brings a background in accounting, advisory, and business strategy to his work as a startup founder, combining commercial experience with the hands-on realities of building a new company from scratch.

DEADLINE: Meshpoints Founder Resilience & Wellbeing Challenge
2026-06-04 08:00 - 09:00 | Apply online, Australia
How can the innovation ecosystem build resilience and wellbeing among founders and their teams?
Meshpoints’ new Challenge invites not-for-profit and ecosystem organisations to propose initiatives that strengthen the wellbeing, resilience and long-term sustainability of founders, teams and the broader innovation community across Western Australia. $150K in grant funding (including up to $20K per initiative) is available.
Learn more here
EOIs close 4 June 2026
Applications close 11 June 2026

DEADLINE: Curtin Ignition Scholarships 2026
2026-06-04 15:00 - 16:00 | Apply online, Australia
Curtin Ignition is an intensive training program for aspiring entrepreneurs, academics and corporate innovators to trial and then prepare business ideas for the commercial environment. Ignition comprises of practical teaching sessions, expert clinics, mentor sessions and experienced advice and support from leading entrepreneurs and innovators.
In 2026, there are 20 fully funded scholarships (valued at $3,750 each) available for the Curtin Ignition program. Eligibility criteria for each of the 2026 scholarship can be found in the PDFs below.

City of Albany is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for residents in the City of Albany with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Bayswater is offering two (2) fully funded scholarships for businesses or residents in the City of Bayswater with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Cockburn is offering two (2) fully funded scholarships for individuals or businesses in the City of Cockburn with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Fremantle is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for businesses or residents in the City of Fremantle with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Kalamunda is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for businesses or residents in the City of Kalamunda with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Rockingham is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for businesses in the City of Rockingham with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of South Perth is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for businesses or residents in the City of South Perth with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Subiaco is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for businesses or residents in the City of Subiaco with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Swan is offering two (2) fully funded scholarships for businesses or residents in the City of Swan with a novel business/idea/innovation.
City of Wanneroo is offering two (2) fully funded scholarships for businesses or residents in the City of Wanneroo with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Curtin Business School is offering up to five (5) fully funded scholarships for aspiring entrepreneurs who face financial barriers with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Curtin Business School Indigenous and TSI is offering up to two (2) fully funded scholarships for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander persons with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Curtin Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship is offering up to 25 fully funded scholarships for Curtin staff or students with a novel business/idea/innovation.
CyberWest Hub is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for Cybersecurity or ICT security-related businesses with a novel business/idea/innovation.
DPIRD (Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development) is offering three (3) fully funded scholarships for students, individuals, or businesses in the agrifood, fibre, or fisheries industries with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Landgate is offering three (3) fully funded scholarships for individuals or businesses using location-based data with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Peel Development Commission is offering one (1) fully funded scholarship for businesses or residents in the Peel region with a novel business/idea/innovation.
RCTM – Trailblazer is offering up to ten (10) fully funded scholarships for individuals or businesses in the energy and resources sectors with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Town of Victoria Park is offering two (2) fully funded scholarships for businesses or residents in the Town of Victoria Park with a novel business/idea/innovation.
Wrays is offering two (2) fully funded scholarships for founders of early-stage businesses with a novel business/idea/innovation.

Key dates

Ignition 2026 will run from Saturday 15 August and 17-21 August 2026.
Applications open at 5pm on Thursday 7 May 2026.
Scholarship Applications close at 4pm on Thursday 4 June 2026.
Fully funded application close at 4pm on Tuesday 11 June 2026.

Innovation Shed - Develop Skills. Build Business. Create Momentum.
2026-06-05 09:30 - 13:00 | Riff, 45 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia
Work directly on your idea alongside experienced mentors across six skill stations: Strategy & Validation, Product Development, Financial Planning, and Marketing & Growth. Less theory, more doing, leave with real progress on your innovation.

DEADLINE: StartupWA Founder Survey - Artificial Intelligence
2026-06-07 23:00 - 23:30 | Apply online, Australia
Ahead of their AI Roundtable on 15 June, StartupWA is asking WA startup founders to complete their short survey.
This survey has been developed to gather perspectives from founders, innovators, investors, industry leaders and government to help inform discussion at the upcoming roundtable: The Opportunities and Threats of AI to Innovation in WA. Your insights will help shape conversations around how WA can build a stronger and more resilient innovation ecosystem in the age of AI.
Is AI creating opportunities for your business? Changing how you work? Introducing new risks? Or are you still figuring out where it fits?
Survey deadline 7 June 2026

ASA Perth Investors’ Corner
2026-06-08 10:00 - 12:00 | Citiplace Community Centre, Upper Level Walkway, City Railway Station Complex, Wellington Street, Perth, WA, 6000
This meeting will be held on the third Thursday of each month from February to December.
An open discussion on investment, based around presentations by members and occasional guest speakers. Visitors Welcome.

Falling Walls Lab 2026: Perth
2026-06-09 15:30 - 17:30 | Forrest Research Foundation, 21 Hackett Drive, Crawley, 6009, Australia
Join for an inspiring afternoon at the Falling Walls Lab Perth, Australia, a prestigious global pitch competition. Witness the next generation of innovators present their breakthrough ideas in just three minutes, showcasing solutions that positively impact science and society.
About Falling Walls
Falling Walls Lab is a world-class pitch competition that brings together a diverse and interdisciplinary pool of students and early-career professionals by providing a stage for their breakthrough ideas both globally and locally.
Each year, renowned academic institutions around the world organise their own Falling Walls Labs to showcase the quality, diversity, and passion of their region’s most innovative minds. In three minutes each, participants try to convince a high-calibre jury of their solutions to some of the most pressing challenges of our time.

City of Canning Pre-Accelerator Program Showcase
2026-06-09 17:00 - 19:00 | Riff, 45 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia
You’re invited to an evening of bold ideas, local innovation, and next-generation entrepreneurship.
Join us on Tuesday, 9 June from 5:00pm at Riff, powered by Spacecubed (45 St Georges Terrace, Perth), as the latest cohort of founders from the Plus Eight City of Canning Pre-Accelerator take the stage to showcase their businesses and journey after six weeks of intensive mentoring, learning and growth.
Over the course of the program, these founders have refined their ideas, validated their solutions, and built real momentum. Now, they’re ready to showcase their progress to the wider innovation community, and you’re invited to be part of it.
🎤 Hear presentations from:
Nexal AI | Bridgeway Bio Advisory |Digital Strategies and Services |Loyola Tutoring |S2R2 Solutions | Finance & Mortgage Broker |DataPoint (DP) |Good Vibes |Trapdoor Media |VibeMates | Frontier Leadership

WA Sundowner with Michael Dickson, Department of Energy & Economic Dev.
2026-06-10 16:30 - 18:30 | SAP Perth, 15/109 St Georges Tce, Perth, WA, 6000
Join AIIA members and guests at this networking opportunity where Michael Dickson, Manager Digital Industries, WA Department of Energy and Economic Diversification will provide an update on the government’s view on how digital supports energy transition and how ICT can be an enabling layer of infrastructure for economic diversification.
Also in this session, Elizabeth Whitelock, AIIA’s CEO and Chris Wren, AIIA’s General Manager Policy & Media will share insights from the AIIA’s work across the country, exploring how initiatives undertaken at both a state and national level are creating changes for our industry. Drawing on on-the-ground experience they will unpack the broader implications for policy and what it means for members wherever they operate.
Tickets are limited, so get in early to secure your spot.

KCA University Start-Up Workshop [online]
2026-06-11 09:00 - 2026-06-12 17:00 | online, Australia
Run across two days – this workshop will be run again in June 2026
Facilitated by Simon Wilkins and John Grace AO, this program provides participants with the essential and fundamental methods for creating a successful technology spinout, from inception to exit.
This course covers key stages involved in starting a new high-growth startup, sources of funds and management of the new business.
Join us for valuable insights if you work with startups as an inventor or as part of a commercialisation team, or plan to do so in the future.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your skills and drive your startup to success

DEADLINE: DEED Community Engagement Officer (PoweringWA)
2026-06-11 14:00 - 15:00 | Apply online, Australia
This role plays a key part in building and maintaining strong relationships with communities, businesses, organisations, government and industry to support the delivery of key initiatives. You will contribute to effective communication, engagement strategies, and the coordination of stakeholder insights that inform decision-making and project outcomes. As part of a high-performing team, you will assist with the planning and delivery of engagement activities, development of communication materials, and management of stakeholder information systems.

Position No:
EED25139

Classification:
Level 4, $95,782 – $100,526 pa + super (PSCAA 2024)

Group:
PoweringWA

Division:
Energy Stakeholder Relations

Work Type:
Permanent – Full Time

Location:
Perth Metropolitan

Closing Date:
11/06/2026 3:00 PM

DEADLINE: WA Export Awards
2026-06-12 09:00 - 10:00 | Apply online, Australia
The Western Australian (WA) Export Awards celebrate the confidence, capability and energy of local businesses that continue to succeed in international markets.
Now in its 38th year, this prestigious program recognises WA exporters across 13 award categories, highlighting their contribution to the State’s economy and global trade.
Winners from each category will advance to the Australian Export Awards, showcasing the State’s export excellence on the national stage.
Get ready to showcase your success and join WA’s leading exporters on the path to national recognition.
Applications are open until 9:59pm AWST, Friday 12 June 2026.

DEADLINE: Australian Manufacturing Awards
2026-06-12 16:00 - 17:00 | Apply online, Australia
Australian Manufacturing Awards recognise excellence by businesses and individuals in Australia’s manufacturing sectors.
They present a unique chance to associate your brand with the elite of Australia’s manufacturing sector as the first major national awards event at scale for the Australian manufacturing sector.
The awards are supported at all levels of government and backed significantly by both business and academia, as well as a mass cross section of manufacturers.
Judging is conducted independently of Industry Update to ensure maximum transparency and fairness, with the Awards Advisory Council convening the judging panel and overseeing the process.
Nominations are open to all businesses that operate within the Australian manufacturing sector, across a wide range of categories. Winners will be announced in Melbourne for the 2026 awards.
Apply by 12 June 2026

DEADLINE: Female Founders in Tech Accelerator Program
2026-06-12 17:00 - 18:00 | Apply online, Australia
Built for WA female founders solving problems with technology.

A specialised pathway for WA Female Founders in Tech. A holistic 6-month accelerator delivered by We Are Emersyn and ACS Labs. Equity-free.

A virtual-first program with in-person Perth workshops anchoring each stage. From CEO mindset to Demo Day pitch — the months map a clear path from where you are now to the next level.

Includes: Mentor-led growth, matched to your business, A national tech network you can actually access, Tools and frameworks to give you the operational systems to grow, A path to capital, a Demo Day that puts you in the room, and more.

Applications close Friday 12 June, 6pm AWST.
Learn more and apply

7th Australia-Korea New Energy Forum
2026-06-15 15:00 - 18:00 | Perth WA, Western Australia, Australia
Invest and Trade Western Australia (WA) is proudly supporting 7th Australia-Korea New Energy Forum, presented by the Australia-Korea Business Council in collaboration with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea.
Under the theme, ‘A Future Made in Australia: From shared vision to joint action with Korea in the new energy era’, the forum will bring together government and industry leaders to strengthen collaboration across the global energy transition.
As home to some of the best renewable energy sources in the world, including rich reserves of critical minerals, WA continues to play a key role in powering innovation, supporting the transition to new energy, and strengthening long-term international collaboration, including with partners such as Korea.
Learn more and register via the Australia-Korea Business Council website

Spacecubed Perth AI Builders Get Together: Building with LLMs & AI
2026-06-16 17:30 - 19:00 | SPACECUBED, 45 St George Terrace, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
​Perth AI Builders is a new community meetup focused on the practical side of AI, especially the fast-moving world of LLMs, agentic workflows, AI tooling and startup building.
​Led by Marcus Holmes, the evening will feature a keynote session from Dr Stephanie Stoll, exploring what LLMs actually are, how they work, and why they’re rapidly changing the way we build products, businesses and workflows.
​Following the session, attendees will have the opportunity to share what they’ve been building, showcase projects, demonstrate tools, exchange ideas and learn from others experimenting with AI in the real world.
​Whether you’re deep into agentic coding workflows, exploring AI tools for your startup, or simply trying to understand where this technology is heading, this meetup is designed to be practical, accessible and community-led.
​Bring your laptop, meet like-minded builders, and join the conversation.
​Across the evening, attendees can expect:
• A keynote session with Dr Stephanie Stoll on understanding LLMs and modern AI tools
• Community project showcases and live demonstrations
• Practical discussions around AI workflows and tools
• Conversations around startups, product development and AI-enabled businesses
• Networking with Perth’s growing AI and tech community
​Everyone is welcome, whether you’re a developer, founder, designer, student, operator or simply AI-curious.
​This event is free to attend, however registrations are essential. Light refreshments will be provided.

Building and selling a product that didn’t have a category - with Michael Kuzma.
2026-06-17 07:30 - 09:30 | Riff, 45 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia
Michael Kuzma spent more than seven years building robotic self-playing guitars before figuring out if anyone would actually want one.
In this session, Michael will share the practical lessons learned while creating and selling a product that sits somewhere between robotics, music, engineering and art. Working largely solo from Perth, he went from having no clear market, to viral attention, to thousands of low-quality enquiries, and eventually to a small number of highly qualified buyers around the world.
The journey forced him to rethink pricing, marketing, storytelling, and what a sustainable business actually looks like when your product does not fit neatly into an existing category.
Michael will unpack how he turned polarising online attention into global exposure, redesigned his sales process to filter serious buyers from curious onlookers, and learned to position a strange, high-end hardware/art product for international customers willing to pay for it.

AMCRC Webinar: CORE Project Funding
2026-06-17 11:00 - 12:00 | online, Australia
The Additive Manufacturing CRC (AMCRC) has opened the second CORE Project funding round under its $57.5 million Collaborative Funding Program.
Join this webinar to learn everything you need to know about the CORE Project funding round, which provides dollar-matched funding from $250,000 up to $5 million for industry-led, multi-year collaborative R&D projects that accelerate additive manufacturing innovation in Australia.
The program supports projects that:
Strengthen Australia’s advanced manufacturing capability | Accelerate industry adoption of additive manufacturing technologies | Explore new products, services and business models | Advance sustainable materials, processes and supply chains | Support commercialisation and scale-up opportunities | Build enduring industry–research partnerships |Deliver long-term economic and community benefits
The webinar will provide an overview of the CORE Project funding requirements, assessment criteria, key dates and application process, with plenty of time for questions and discussion.

ON Prime 19 Showcase
2026-06-17 17:00 - 19:00 | Dexus Place, Level 16/240 St Georges Terrace, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
The CSIRO ON Prime program equips publicly funded researchers with the tools to uncover where their science can create the greatest real-world impact.
Through this fast-paced, hands-on program, teams engage directly with customers, challenge their assumptions, and identify the most promising pathways forward. The Showcase event marks the culmination of the nine week program, where graduating teams present how they are translating their work towards real-world impact, including the progress made in the program as well as a peek into what they are planning next. It’s also a great opportunity for interested researchers to come and hear more about the program!

Meet the teams shaping the future across health, mining, agriculture, and more

Hear rapid-fire presentations as researchers translate cutting-edge science into real-world solutions

Connect with innovators spanning industry, investment, government and research

See how ON Prime works in action, building momentum from early insight to impact pathways

Play a role in what happens next – your connections and perspectives could help unlock the next opportunity

Whether you’re from industry, government, research or the investment community, or simply curious about the future of Australian science – you’re invited to be part of it.

ASTN WA Event | Future Impacts of AI on the Sports Industry
2026-06-17 17:00 - 20:00 | ECU City Hub, 491 Wellington Street, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Join ASTN for an engaging session with leaders of Australia’s sportstech and innovation sector to understand how artificial intelligence is likely to impact the future of sports. The event will commence with a tour of the new Edith Cowan University, hosted by the Pro Vic-Chancellor of Sport, Professor Sophia Nimphius.
Agenda

Arrival: 5:00pm-5:15pm
Campus Tour & Welcome: 5:15pm-5:45pm
Introduction: 6:00-6:05pm Craig Hill (Co-Founder, ASTN) and Britney Victor (Program Manager, Spacecubed)

Presentation: The Future Impacts of AI on the Sports Industry (6:10pm-6:30pm)
By Dr Martin Schlegel, Executive Chair, ASTN
AI is impacting every industry including sports, as AI-powered tools become more common in every level of our lives. This session will explore how AI is impacting sport and how it is expected to impact everything from high performance analytics, to club management operations and personalised fan engagement in the future.
With the Australian Sports Commission recently releasing guidelines on the responsible use of AI as well as a roadmap to help sports harness the potential of AI, the session will highlight opportunities and considerations that sports and startups need to take when developing and deploying such tools.
Panel: The Future Impacts of AI on the Sports Industry (6:30pm-6:55pm)

Prof Sophia Nimphius, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Sport), Edith Cowan University
Joel Steel, Co-Founder, KOMO Technologies
Dr Martin Schlegel, Executive Chair, ASTN

What’s Happening in WA Sportstech? (6:55pm-7:10pm)
Some of WA’s established, growing and emerging companies will share updates on their businesses

Bhavesh Nathoo, Founder, 3DMeasureMe
Grant Szalek, Co-Founder, BOLTT
Joel Steel, Co-Founder, KOMO Technologies

Networking (7:10pm-7:45pm)
Drinks and nibbles provided

The one thing you need to do before creating a startup
2026-06-18 09:15 - 10:30 | Innovation Cluster Vasse, 25 Burler Drive, Vasse, WA, 6280, Australia
Most founders start with the idea. Far fewer stop to ask the more important question first: what do you actually want out of this?
Your personal goals — financial, lifestyle, the kind of work that genuinely satisfies you, the reputation you want to build, the values you won’t trade away — should shape the business you build, not the other way around. Take an engineer who gets their energy from solving lots of different problems: licensing their ideas might suit them far better than scaling a single company to a trade sale, even if the headline financial return looks smaller. Same idea, very different business — and only one of them actually fits the founder.
Who it’s for: Innovators, startup founders and aspiring founders — especially anyone at the idea stage trying to work out what they’re really building towards.

DEADLINE: Best in Tech Awards 2026
2026-06-19 08:00 - 09:00 | Apply online, Australia
CELEBRATING THE BEST OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND’S STARTUP COMMUNITY
The Startup Daily Best in Tech Awards 2026 are a major celebration of the innovation, impact and diversity of the ANZ tech startup and scaleup community.
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As Australia’s leading digital publisher of startup news and insights, Startup Daily recognises the founders, investors, startups and individuals who are progressing our tech landscape with their brilliant ideas and achievements.
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Now in its 4th year, the Best in Tech Awards have recognised companies such as GO1, Hysata, Deputy, Goterra, Q-CTRL, Cauldron and Samsara Eco, organisations such as Startmate, LaunchVic and AgriFutures and startup sector stars such as Mick Liubinskas, Paz Pisarski and Vicki Stirling.
Nominations close at midnight Friday 19 June 2026

Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2026 Launch — Virtual Edition
2026-06-19 14:00 - 14:45 | online, Australia
​Join us virtually for the launch of the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2026 (GSER), the world’s leading research on startup ecosystems.
Discover key global trends and insights drawn from data on 5.5 million startups across 350+ ecosystems worldwide. The session will explore how ecosystems are evolving in today’s dynamic environment and highlight actionable insights for founders, investors, policymakers, and innovation leaders driving growth and innovation globally.

Australia India Business Networking Forum
2026-06-19 17:00 - 19:00 | Duxton Hotel, 1 St Georges Tce, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
Join Australian Industry Group and the Australian India Business Council (AIBC) for an exclusive networking forum .
The Australia-India Business Networking Forum is a high-impact, curated networking and insights event designed to support Australian organisations to enter, navigate, and grow in the India market through practical, real-world engagement.
This forum brings together influential women leaders from the Indian diaspora, alongside business and government stakeholders, to share lived market experience, commercial insights, and proven pathways to doing business with India.
More than a networking event, this is a strategic business platform focused on enabling trade, partnerships, and investment outcomes, leveraging diaspora leadership as a trusted connector to reduce risk and accelerate market entry.

DEADLINE: UWA Industry Engagement Manager (OICD)
2026-06-21 14:00 - 15:00 | Apply online, Australia
Drive Real-World Impact Through Innovation. | Lead High-Impact Partnerships and Research Growth. | Full-time appointment on an ongoing basis. | Base salary range: $116,262 – $127,078 p.a. plus 17% superannuation.
The UWA Office of Industry and Commercial Development (OICD) is the University’s gateway to transformative partnerships where research meets real-world impact. We cultivate bold collaborations with industry and government that unlock new pathways for innovation and discovery. From agriculture to oceans, medicine to space, defence to data, our team connects world-class research with commercial opportunity, accelerating solutions that shape industries and improve lives.
About the opportunity

Identify and grow a pipeline of business development opportunities, such as contract research and collaborative grant funding.
Establish and manage relevant internal and external stakeholders to facilitate collaborations, manage expectations and provide outcomes.
Initiate and lead OICD internal decision making with analysis, reporting and recommendations, exercising decision making and commercial judgement.

Lunch & Lunch with Singapore’s Centre for Social Enterprise, raiSE
2026-06-22 12:00 - 13:30 | The Hub on SX, 09/19 Essex Street, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia
Join us for an informal lunch with Dr Erwin Chan, Lead for Venture Insights & Capabilities at raiSE – Singapore’s Centre for Social Enterprise – for a conversation about how Singapore has built one of the most developed social enterprise ecosystems in Asia, and what WA can learn from it.
Erwin holds a PhD from the University of Western Australia and has spent his career at raiSE turning knowledge and data into practical support for social enterprises. He knows both worlds well.
Light lunch provided. In-person places are limited, so get in early.
Date: Monday 22 June
Time: 12.00 noon (1.5hrs)
Location: Fremantle
Cost: Free for WASEC members / $35.00 non members

Get Investment Ready Workshop [online]
2026-06-23 09:00 - 10:30 | online, Australia
Designed for innovative startup and small business founders and entrepreneurs across industries.
Join us for tips on what you need to get investment ready from data room docs, to thinking about your business structure, to preparing for potential investor questions.
This workshop program is made possible by Meshpoints, powered by Spacecubed, an initiative designed to build a stronger culture of entrepreneurship and innovation in WA. And by the Department of Energy and Economic Diversification through the Innovation Pathways Program.

Spacecubed Breakfast Club: Celebrating What's New at FLUX
2026-06-23 10:00 - 11:00 | Flux, 191 St Georges Tce, Perth, WA, Australia
Join us for our June Spacecubed Breakfast Club as we bring the community together at FLUX to celebrate some exciting updates across the space.
Over the past few months, we’ve been investing in a range of improvements across FLUX to further enhance the member experience. With Stage 1 now complete, including the upgraded Level 1 kitchen and amenities, we’ll take a moment to share what’s been delivered, what’s currently in progress, and what members can expect next as we continue shaping one of Perth’s leading workspaces for professionals and growing teams.
Alongside these updates, there’ll be plenty of opportunity to connect with fellow members and the broader community over coffee and breakfast bites provided by event sponsor, Joey Zaza’s.

[webinar] A practical guide to IP for small business
2026-06-23 10:00 - 11:00 | online, Australia
This webinar is designed for small business owners, founders and entrepreneurs to learn how to protect their IP and brand.
In this practical, easy to follow online discussion, IP Australia experts will walk you through the intellectual property (IP) basics every small business should understand, with a strong focus on trademarks and brand protection.
We’ll explain why trademarks matter, how they can help protect what makes your business unique, and what to think about as your business grows.
You’ll discover the common myths and mistakes that often trip up business owners, and how to protect your brand in a world of copycats and “dupes”. You will also learn about our free tools and resources that can support you to make informed decisions.
This session is designed for Australian small businesses, founders and entrepreneurs who want straightforward information they can apply straight away.
